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[Ebook + Audiobook] Spring Again, and Summer Part One

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A modern Korean adaptation of Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey

Jo Seo-ha has never left her hometown before. Now she's moving away to university, and she's excited to meet new people and experience new things. But how will she adjust to the changes in her life?

This easy-to-read Korean novel is perfect for language learners
  • Level 1 is for upper-beginner/pre-intermediate learners (A2)
  • Uses grammar and vocabulary from textbooks
  • Includes illustrations, discussion questions, footnotes, glossary, and grammar list

This digital download includes:
  • The eBook in PDF format
  • The audiobook

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Customer Reviews

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Franziska Gase
Perfect reading practice

I really loved the story. The structure of the chapter makes it a perfect reading practise. Can't wait to start with part 2.

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James Simms

Korean Classic Reader: Spring Again, and Summer [Ebook]

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Anja
Higly recommend!

An amazing little book with cute illustrations. As an upper begginner most of books are too overwhelming for me but this was perfect. I love that newly introduced words keep showing up over and over so that you remember it. The story is interesting and I'd recommend it to everyone who wants to read their first novel fully in Korean without waiting to be an upper intermediate level.

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delightful way to practice your reading!

Bravo, Lang-wich! I have just started this little book and am enjoying it immensely. It is a great level for a late beginner. All the key vocabulary words are underlined and defined on the page, so you can read smoothly without looking things up. It is also underlined when it appears later, so you can practice seeing it again later in context. The story is simple but interesting and the text includes narration and dialogue so you get a sense of how those can look and sound different from each other. I am looking forward to finishing this story and reading the second one!

I hope there will be some intermediate level stories in the future too. It is hard to find texts that are written for learners who are well beyond the beginner level but still not quite ready to read a full Korean novel. Thank you for working to fill this gap, Lang-wich!

Thanks for your feedback! We will be writing more books so keep a look out.

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Bethany Irwin
A great beginner book!

There are not many leveled readers out there for Korean learning so I was so happy to find this book. It is a great book for beginners and other levels as well if you want to practice reading fluency. I mostly used this book for fluency, comprehension, and learning to enjoy reading without looking up words, but when I was a beginner I would have loved this. I really liked that they had the new vocabulary words marked. It was also great to see that the words used are common words you see a lot. I really hope they have more books coming!

Customer Reviews

Based on 5 reviews
100%
(5)
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Franziska Gase
Perfect reading practice

I really loved the story. The structure of the chapter makes it a perfect reading practise. Can't wait to start with part 2.

J
James Simms

Korean Classic Reader: Spring Again, and Summer [Ebook]

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Anja
Higly recommend!

An amazing little book with cute illustrations. As an upper begginner most of books are too overwhelming for me but this was perfect. I love that newly introduced words keep showing up over and over so that you remember it. The story is interesting and I'd recommend it to everyone who wants to read their first novel fully in Korean without waiting to be an upper intermediate level.

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A.
delightful way to practice your reading!

Bravo, Lang-wich! I have just started this little book and am enjoying it immensely. It is a great level for a late beginner. All the key vocabulary words are underlined and defined on the page, so you can read smoothly without looking things up. It is also underlined when it appears later, so you can practice seeing it again later in context. The story is simple but interesting and the text includes narration and dialogue so you get a sense of how those can look and sound different from each other. I am looking forward to finishing this story and reading the second one!

I hope there will be some intermediate level stories in the future too. It is hard to find texts that are written for learners who are well beyond the beginner level but still not quite ready to read a full Korean novel. Thank you for working to fill this gap, Lang-wich!

Thanks for your feedback! We will be writing more books so keep a look out.

B
Bethany Irwin
A great beginner book!

There are not many leveled readers out there for Korean learning so I was so happy to find this book. It is a great book for beginners and other levels as well if you want to practice reading fluency. I mostly used this book for fluency, comprehension, and learning to enjoy reading without looking up words, but when I was a beginner I would have loved this. I really liked that they had the new vocabulary words marked. It was also great to see that the words used are common words you see a lot. I really hope they have more books coming!